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1 Clustering and randomness

2 Is this random?

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4 Which side is randomly generated?
People Perceive Patterns easily in randomly generated data

5 Clustering Event density that occurs on different spatial scales.
Is there a characteristic scale?

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7 K-Means clustering (data mining)
Code Example Game of Life Example

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10 Sub-clustering – sub structure – expectation shapes …

11 Centroid Approach

12 Bombs Per Grid

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